A new service industry has come up across manufacturing corridors in the country, including in Sriperumbudur, seeking to build a business around accommodation for workers and related services, even as large employers continue to rely on in-house and mixed arrangements. This report records this trend and asks if it is here to stay and if it truly benefits factory workers
A new service industry has come up across manufacturing corridors in the country, including in Sriperumbudur, seeking to build a business around accommodation for workers and related services, even as large employers continue to rely on in-house and mixed arrangements. This report records this trend and asks if it is here to stay and if it truly benefits factory workers
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A new service industry has come up across manufacturing corridors in the country, including in Sriperumbudur, seeking to build a business around accommodation for workers and related services, even as large employers continue to rely on in-house and mixed arrangements. This report records this trend and asks if it is here to stay and if it truly benefits factory workers
